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NUMBER NUMB ER 3406 WASHINGTON WASHT NGTON THURSDAY OCTOBER 8 1903 19 3 f PRICE P I B ONE CENT
Grand Jury in Ohio OhioBrings OhioBlings OhioBrings
Brings an Indictment IndictmentA IndictmentAgainst
A Against gainst D V Miller
C Cliazged az9ed WithJosepfyJofyns WithJosepfyJofynsWitk With Josepz Jolzns JolznsVltlz Jo ns nsWit
Wit Witk Conspiracy Cons ira to Obtain ObtainBtibe ObtainBtlbe ObtainBribe
Bribe Fzoin John J Ryan Ryanthe Rpanthe Ryanthe
the Turf Commissioner CommissionerSAID ComnllssionerSAID CommissionerSAID
SAID HE PAID 2500 2500FOR 2500FOR 2500FOR
FOR CERTAIN DECISION DECISIONFor DECISIONFor DECISIONFor
For Revising Ryans Adver Advertising Advertising Adveru ¬
u tising sin9 Matter to Conform ConformWith ConformWith ConformWith
With Rules 2000 Was WasPaid WasPaid WasPaid
Paid It Is Said SaidCINCINNATI SardoCINCINNATI SaidCINCINNATI
CINCINNATI pct 8 8Danlel Daniel V Miller Millerand Mlllerand
and Joseph Johns were indicted by theFederal the IheFederal theFederal
Federal grand jury today for conspiracyto conspiracy
to obtain a bribe from John J Ryan Ryanthe Ryanthe Ryanthe
the turf commissioner com lssloner This adds two twomore twomore twomore
more to the long list of indictments re resulting resulting resulting ¬
sulting from the Postofflce investigation investigationDaniel InvestigationDaniel investigationDaniel
Daniel V Miller was employed as assecond assecond
second assistant to Attorney General GeneralTyner GeneralTiner GeneralTyner
Tyner of the Postoffice Department DepartmentJoseph DepartmentJoseph DepartmentJoseph
Joseph Johns was an attorney at RockvIile Rock Rockvllc
vllc 1 lIe Ind where he was arrested May May2i
27 Miller l1Ier was was arrested the same day
In his office at Washington WashingtonThe WashingtonThe WashingtonThe
The cases against them were ere workedup worked workedup workedup
up by Inspector Inspector R M Fulton of St StLouis StLo StLouis
Louis Lo ls and W J Vickery of Cincinnati Cincinnatithe Cincinnatithe Cincinnatithe
the allegations upon which the arrests arrestswere arrests arrestswere arrestswere
were based being a charge of conspiracy conspiracyto
to obtain a bribe from John JohnJ J Ryan of ofJ ofJ o oJ f
J J Ryan Co turf commissioners commissionersFraud commIssionersFraud commissionersFraud
Fraud Order Request RequestPrior RequestPrior RequestPrior
Prior to their arrest postofflce inspectors in inspectors Inspectors ¬
spectors had recommended that th t a frau frauorder fraud fraudorder fraudorder d
order be issued against the Ryan firm firmsuspending firmsuspending firmsuspending
suspending all Its mail Ryan an anJudge and andJudge andJUdge d
Judge Outcalt went ent to Washington to toargue toargue toargue
argue their case Attorney Miller rep representing representing representing ¬
resenting the other side Ryan claimed claimedhis claImedhis claimedhis
his company comp ny had enough money to pay payall payal1 payall
all depositors depositors in full and as a result resultof res resulof 1t 1tof t
of the hearing Acting Attorney Gen General General Genoral ¬
eral Christiancy recommended that the thepostofflco thepostomco thepostofilco
postofflco inspectors make another in investigation InvestigatlonThey investigation ¬
vestigation vestigatlonThey They did so and a asecon asecontime second secondtime secondtIme d
time a fraud order order11s was recommended recommendedA
A few days dayslater later accordfnglto according nccordl gto to tele telegrams te tecrams tei teigrams ¬
grams produce 1 before the grand Jury JuryMiller jurylIUUcr
Miller telegraphed t lcgra hed Johns to deal dealRyan with withRyan withtyan h
Ryan and Johns wired In effect to to that thatpurport thatpurport tha thapurport t
purport
Meeting Held HeldA HeldA eld eldA
A meeting was held at the Gibso GibsoHouse Gibson GibsonHouse GibsonHouse n
House between between Johns and Ryan in inwhich Inwhich 1 1which n
which Ryan paid 4500 4500ot of pvhich which 250was 2500 2500was 250 250was °
was for a favorable decision it is alleged al alleged al1eged ¬
leged on the scheme allowing Ryan con continued continued continued ¬
tinued use of the mails and 2000 for re revising revisIng revising ¬
vising Ryans advertising matter so soto as asto asto
to conform to the ruling of the Attorney AttorneyGeneral AttorneyGeneral Attorne AttorneGeneral asy y
General Ryan paid the amount in inchecks Inchecks 1 1checks n
checks which arc held as evidence evidenceagainst evidenceagainst evidentagainst ne e
against Johns and Miller MillerSAMUEL MillerSAMUEL MillerSAMUEL
SAMUEL S RICHARDSON RICHARDSONDIES RICHARDSONDIES RiCHARDSONDIES
DIES IN CUMBERLAND INCUMBERLANECUMBERAND CUMBERLANDCUMBERAND CUMBERLANDCUMBERAND
CUMBERAND Md October 8 8Sam 8Samuel 8Samuel Sam Samuel ¬
uel S Richardson Rl hardson for many years yearsresident a aresident aTtsldent
resident of Washington D C and for forthe torthe fo fothe r
the past year In charge of the construc construetion construction construction ¬
tion of the public building here died Ibis Ibismorning lhlrmorning chi chimorning s
morning at 2 oclock Mr Richardson Richardsonhad Richardsonhad Richardsohad n
had been confined to his room for nearl nearla nearly nearlya Y
a month with neuralgia of the heart heartwhich heartwhich hearwhich t
ts
which ultimately caused his death dethrs dethrsRi death Mrs MrsRichardson Mr MrRichardson s
Richardson Ri hardsonand and a son Robert Richard Richardcon Richardson Richardson
son were at his bedside when the en encame end endcame endeamt d
came The body will be removed remoecl to toWashington to1Vaflblngton t tWashington o
Washington for interment Mr Mr Richard Richardcon Rlchnrdron Richardcon
con leaves a widow throe ions sons funs and two twodaughters twodaughters tw twdaughters o
daughters daughtersQUARTERMASTERS daughtersQUARTERMASTERS daughtersQUARTERMASTERS
QUARTERMASTERS DRAW DRAWSEVERAL DRAWSEVERAL DRAWSEVERAL
SEVERAL PROMOTIONCapt PROMOTIONS PROMOTIONSCapt
Capt Moses G Zallnskl of the Quar Quartermasters Quartermasters Qua Quatermasters r ¬
termasters Department was today ad advanced adanced advanced ¬
vanced to quartermaster with ltJh the rank rankof rankoC ran ranof k
of captain First Lieut Joseph 1 W WGllddch WGlidden r rGlidden
Glidden of the th > Nineteenth Infantry was waspromoted waspromoted we wepromoted s
promoted to captain and retired from fromactive tromactive fro Ii Iiactive
active service First Lieut John R RHannay R RHonnay RHannay
Hannay Twentysecond Infantry was waspromoted waspromoted we wepromoted s
promoted to captain and detailedQuartermaster detailed as asauartermaster asQuartermaster
Quartermaster auartermasterThe QuartermasterThe
The following second lieutenants were wereadvanced weroadvanced we weadvanced ro ror
advanced to first lieutenancies Elver Elverton Elverton Elv Elvton ° r
ton E Fuller Twelfth Infantry Wil William WllHam WI WILiam ¬
liam S Neely Twentysecond Infantry InfantryFrank InfantryFrank Infants InfantsFrank y
Frank H Adams Sixteonth Itifantr ItifantrGeorge Infantry InfantryGeorge Infantry InfantryGeorge Y
George C Lewis Third Infantry Wil William wnlhun W1 W1liam 1 ¬
liam H Patterson Tenth Infantry InfantryDavid InfantryDavId Infan InfanDavid uy
David A Lindsay First Infantry InfantryWEATHER InfantryWEATHER InfantryWEATHER
WEATHER REPORT REPORTIn
In the middle and south Atlant AtlantStates Atlantic AtlanticStates AtlanticStates is c
States and the lower lako region rain rainwill rainwUl ra rawill 1n 1
will be followed by clearing and colder colderweather colderweather cold coldweather
weather In the Ohio Valley and east eastGulf calltOulC ea eaGulf of
Gulf States fair and cool weather weatherindicated jg is isIndicated Isindicated g
Indicated IndicatedFrost indicatedFrost indicatedFrost
Frost Is forecast for tonight for Ken Kentucky Knntucky Ke Ketucky a ¬
tucky Tennessee northern Georginorthern Georgia Georgianorthern Georgianorthrn
northern Alabama northern Mississippi MississippiArkansas MississippiArkat13as MisslssipArkansas D 1
Arkansas Oklahoma Indian Territory Territoryand Torritoryand Torritor Torritorand DY Y
and northeastern Texas TexasTEMPERATURE TexasTF1tPERA TexasTEMPERATURE
TEMPERATURE TF1tPERA TURE
9 a a m 56 r
12 neon 52
1 p m < 62 62THE 62THE 3
THE SUN SUNSun SUNSun SUxNSun
Sun sets today 535 pSun p pSun m mSun
Sun rises tomorrow603 tomorrow 003 aTIDE a m mTIDE mTIDE m
TIDE TABLEHigh TABLE TABLEHigh TABLEHigh
High tide today 923 p pm pmUlgh pHigh m mHigh n
High tldotomorrow941 am aml002 1002 p pLow m mLow mLow
Low tide Udetomorrow351 tomorrow tomorrow357 3 57 am 4 400 00 pI p m
I
I IEXPRESSION
ft
UGONZALES AGGRESSIVE
EXPRESSION TRAGICa TRAGICaWitness Tll1 Tll1Witness
Witness Testifies She Fear Feared Feared ¬
ed for Tillman TillmanTHREATENED TillmanTHREATENED
THREATENED A TRAGEDY TRAGEDYLieutenant TR TRAGEDYLieutenant A GE D Y YGove
Lieutenant Governor Gove orSaid Said He Would WouldShock WouldShock WouldShock
Shock South Carolina AST ASTsorts As Asserts Assorts
sorts Mr Blease BleaseLEXINGTON BleaseLEXINGTON BleaseLEXINGTON
LEXINGTON S C Oct 8 8Th 8The The prin principal prluclpal ¬
cipal c ipal feature in the Tillman murder trial trialtoday trialtoday trialtoday
today was the testimony of Col E L LBlease LBleuse LBlense
Blease candidate for lieutenant gov governor governor governor ¬
ernor when Tillman ran and that of ofIrs otrrs
ilia Irs M A Evans mother of the Hon HonHub HonHub
Hub Evans State dispensary director directorMr directorllr directorMr
Mr Blease said that on the night be before before beore ¬
fore f ore the campaign meeting In Columbiato Columbia Columbiain
in 1002 1 02 Tillman had said that If I Gonzalescontinued Gonzales Gonzalescontinued Gonzalescontinued
continued his threats there would be atragedy a atragedy atragedy
tragedy that would shock South Caroltnn Caro Carolina Carolina ¬
lina Dr Adams had previously test testfled testlfied testfled
fled to the same expression but he did didnot didnot didnot
not mention that that Tillman had said any anything an anthing anything ¬
thing about a out Gonzales threats as being beingthe beingthe
the cause of the threatened tragedy tragedyMr tragedyMr
Mr Blease said that tha thatgof of his own knowledge knowl knowledge knoledge ¬
edge Tillman did not go armed during duringthe duringthe
the campaign but that witness hadgiven had hadgiven hadgiven
given him a pistol on the th occasion of the themeeting themeeting
meeting at Columbia because it was ex expected expected ¬
pected by Tillman that he would be at attacked attacked attacked ¬
tacked by Gonzales GonzalesMrs GonzalesMrs
Mrs Evans said that she had heard heardtwo heardtwo
two men talking In the lobby of the thescn thescnate son senate sonate ¬
ate the day of the homicide and she an anticipated anticipated anticpated ¬
ticipated a tragedy She was not al allowed allowed ¬
lowed to say what she heard She met metGonzales metGonzales metGonzales
Gonzales shortly before the shooting shootingacd shootingacd
acd anticipating something she noticed noticedhim noUcedhim
him particularly His demeanor was ag aggressive aggrESslvcand ¬
gressive grESslvcand and his expression tragic Hehad He Hehad Hehad
had his bands in his pockets and nd in her herjudgment herjudgment
judgment he had more In his pockets pocketsthan pocketstblp
than bis h l hands hands handsAT nds ndsANOIRERGRA
ANOIRERGRA UTE flRA flRAAT f Kttr KttrAT
AT ATApparently THE W1ITE WHITE HOUSE HOUSEApparently HOUSEApparently
Apparently Desired Only to Con Condemn Condemn Condemn ¬
demn Cranks CranksThis CranksThis
This morning an elderly man m man n hat hatclothed half halfclothed h I Iclothed f
clothed and with his hale and beard beardoiled beardoiled d
oiled with wllhkerosene kerosene walked Into Police PoliceHeadquarters PoliceHeadquarters Polio PolioHeadquarters °
Headquarters and demanded to sec Cap Captain Captain Captaro ¬
tain Boardman stating he had made an anincfTcctuurattempl aninefrocluul a aineffcctuuPattempt n
incfTcctuurattempl inefrocluul attempt to force his way Into Intothe Intothe I Ithe
the the Presidents officeThe office officeThe officeThe
The man carried a letter addressed t tthe to tothe tothe o
the chief detective which read read as fol follows follows ¬
lows
Sir I am sorry to read In n Tuesdays Tues Tuesdays Tuesdays ¬
days papers that another murderer by bythe IJythe h Y
the name of Elliott same tp this city cityto cityto wit Y YY Yd
to kill his excellency our our brave and andnoble andnoble am d
noble President You are the gentleman gentlemanwho gentlemanwho geatlemawho a
who can catch such scoundrels scoundrelsI
I am sir sirWILLIAM sirWLLIAM airWILLIAM
WILLIAM DOHERTY Pensioner
214 John J John hn Marshall Place PlaceThe PlaceThe
The man was referred to Sanitary Of Offlcer orficer Offirer
flcer Frank who found him a harmless harmlessbut harmlessbut
but eccentric old soldier and sent him himto himto hl hlto m
to the First precinct police stationpending station stationpending stationpending
pending an examination as to his sant santIt sanity sanityIt santyIt Y
It was learned he made no demon demonstration dcmemstraUon demonstration ¬
stration at the White House bu but butmerely butmerely t
merely asked to sec the President and andwhen andwhen an anwhen d
when refused went quietly away awayDetectives awayDetectives
Detectives McNamoe pnd nd Flather this thismorning thismorning tht thtmorning 8
morning arrested In the house at 709 709Fifth 709Fifth 70 0
Fifth Street occupied by Elliott the thedemented thodemented th thdemented 0
demented Swede who attempted to see seethe geethe se °
the President a man named John JohnGuppy T TCuppy TI
Cuppy who has maintained an office 1 In Inthe Inthe Ii
I
the Stewart Building under the name of orI ofa ofthe
the Universal Power Company He is iswanted Iswanted i a
I wanted in Columbus Ohio to answer t ta to toa toI °
a charge of grand grao I larceny larcenyNOT rceny
I
NOT REQUIRED TO PAY PAYCONTRACTORS
gT gTE
CONTRACTORS LICENSE LICENSE E
E W W Griffin Gr ffin Acting Assessor Assessorthe of ofthe
the District today placed an indorse indorsement ¬
ment upon certain papers which gives giveshis gIveshis give givehis s
his views of the meaning of If the word wordcontractor wordI wo wocontractor rd
contractor contractor The case in point was wasthat wasthat we wethat e
I that of J Edward Chapman a local coal coaldealer coaldealer co codealer al
dealer who had been required to pay a atax
tax tax or 25 as contractor contractorChapman
Chapman contended he was rot a con contractor contractor co a
tractor merely because he occasionally o ocaslunal caslonalb caslonalbfilla 1t
fills large Inrl > e contracts for fuel Assessor AssessorGriYm IUi6e8sorGlffin I1a6eee I1a6eeeGitln o r
GriYm upholds Chapman in this point pointand pointand t
and says says he Is not amenable for license licensethe Ucensethe e
the law not contemplating the imposi impositlou i
I tlou of additional tax upon persons who whopay w wpay ho
i pay a large personal tax upon their theirstock th the lr lrstock ftstock
stock in trade merely because th they theyhappen theybappen eY
happen to t fill a large l contract order rdcr rdcrFE
FERRIS FE RIS WHEEL W WCILIOMIO HEEL TO LIVE LIVECHICAGO LIVECIUOlO
CHICAGO Oct S 2rh The fanm faisous + a hers Ferris Ferrisvheol rerrlswheol s
wheel has been rescued from the the dl Junk Junkpile jubl jublplio ju
pile and will be taken to the St Louis LouisExposition Louis LouisEXP Lou LouExposition Is
Exposition EXP 0 slUon by a l heal cal houscwreckt houscwrecktcompany houscwreckiug houscwreckiugcompany 11 ousQwrec klbg klbgcompany ng
company It It Is said s Aid the company coopanywf11 will be beallowed beal1owed
allowed to t to retalnhejlrst retain the the first Rrst 100000 of ofn tho thoreceipts thor
p J
receipts r celpts n
k SUSPECTED THAT TITNew THATRAILWAY THATRA1LAY
RAILWAY MAILS MAILSWERE MAILSDISCUSSED
WERE DISCUSSED DISCUSSEDNew
New r ew Significance Given Givento Givent Givento
to t Visit o of exPost exPostmaster ex exPostmaster Post Postmaster ¬
master General GeneralOLD GeneralOD GeneralLD
OLD O LD STORIES REVIVED REVIVEDReference REVIVEDReference REVIVEDeference
Reference R to Important Mattors Mat Matters MaFte ¬
ters te s Not Yet Mentioned Mentionedin Mentionedinth
in inth the Papers PapersGossip PapersGossip PapersGossip
Gossip in the Postofllce Postofflce postom e Department Departmentthis Dep Departmenthis rtment rtmentthis
this t his morning morningwa waS largely large ly concerned concernedwith concernedwith concernedith
with w ith the reasons for fo for the the visit yesterday yesterdayof yestordaof
of Charles Emory Smith exPostmaster exPostmasterGeneral e exPostmastereneral Post naster nasterGeneral
General G eneral to Postmaster General Payne PayneMr PayneMr PayneMr
Mr Payne when seen yesterday said saidthe saidthevisit
thevisit the vlslt had nothing to do with the re report roport report ¬
port of Messrs Bonaparte and Conrad Conradupon Conradupon Conradpon
upon u pon the Tulloch charges Instead he hesaid e esaid
said s aid the visit visit had to do with an an rl Im Important important important ¬
portant matter which has never ap appeared appear ap appeared ¬
peared pear d1n In the newspapers and which In Interested 1ntereste interested ¬
terested a number of prominent persons personsIn
In n the postal service serviceThe serviceUThe
UThe The Question of the HourWhat Hour HourWhat HourWhat
What this important matter may be beis beIs beIs
is the question of the hour in the departmont de department department ¬
partment The The fact far that there is s some something somethlng somehing ¬
thing t of great importance which has hasnever hasnever hasever
never n ever been made public was ascertained ascertainedthis ascertainedthiR ascertainedthis
this morning but not the slightest in intimation intimation intimatIoa ¬
timation of its real nature could be ob obtained obtained obtained ¬
tained and high officials omd ls not in the thesecret thesecrel theecret
secret s ecret expressed great surprise over the thestatement thestatement
statement statementEvery statementEvery s tatementEvery
Every phase of the postal Investiga Investigation Investfgai investigaion ¬
i tion t ion has been so thoroughly discussed dIscussed in inthe Inthe Inthe
the newspapers it t was thought that there therewas therewas therewas
was nothing left that would create sur surprise surIIrise surprise ¬
prise The only theory advanced adv cj was wasthat wasthat washat
that t hat the object of Mr Smiths visit was wasto wasto wasto
to confer with Mr r Payne about the thecharges thecharges theharges
charges c made at various times that thatfrauds thatrrauds thatrauds
frauds rrauds f exceeding all others in n the de department department
partment p artment exist in the railway mail ser service servl ¬
vice viceThere vl VICAThere E
EThore
There has long been something of a ademand a aemand
demand d emand that the contracts of the rail rallway raUwafjiOlppanl railway
wafjiOlppanl way jsorapanles s with the department departmentbo departmentbot betnYElafgtitedsts be bellWertigatec
llWertigatec tnYElafgtitedsts t i g das as well weIl as ast the e alleged habit habitof habitof habitof
of certain members of Congress of mail mailing manIng mailing ¬
ing inordinate quantities of bulky public publicdocuments publttdocuments publicdocuments
documents just at the time that it Is en engaged engaged ¬
gaged in Its supposedly secret weighing weighingof
of the mail mailBENCH mallBENCH mailBENCH
BENCH WARRANT WARRANT ISSUED ISSUEDFOR ISSUEDFOR ISSUEDFOR
FOR STATE SENATOR GREEN GREENA
A bench warrant was issued today by byJustice byJusU byJustice
Justice JusU Pritchard for the arrest arrestot of State StateSenator StateSerlator StateSenator
Senator Serlator George E Green of Blngham Blnghamtori BlnghamfOD
ion N Y who was indicted on Mon Monday llondny ¬
day dny ay by the District grand Jury In the thePostoffice thepostomce thePostofilce
Postoffice cases for conspiracy to de defraud defraucl dofraud ¬
fraud the Government The last indict indictment IndletmCl1t ¬
ment moat against galnstEon Senator tor Green is prac practically practically practically ¬
tically the same as a previous one onecharging onecharging onecharging
charging him with fraud In connection connectionwith connection1th
with 1th the sale of time clocks to Ute thoPostolflco Utepostomcc thePostotlico
Postolflco Department DepartmentWILLARD DepartmentWILLARD DepartmentWILLARt
WILLARD D DOREMUS DOREMUSGIVES DOREMUSGIVES DORE IIUS
GIVES BOND FOR 10000 10000Wlllard 10000VlIIard
Wlllard D Doremus who Is under in indictment Indictment Indietment ¬
dictment In the Postofflce cases for con conspiring conspiring conspiring ¬
spiring to defraud the Government has hasgiven hesg hasgiven
given g ven bond in the sum of 510000 10000 to ap appear appear appear ¬
pear for trial and answer the charge chargeThe chargeThe chargeThe
The Title Guaranty and Trust Company Companyof
of Pennsylvania is his surety suretyPlan suretyRAGING
RAGING I MATINEES ON ONNIW
NIW PARK ORIVEWAY ORIVEWAYPlan L
Plan in Prospect Until Speedway SpeedwayIs
Is Built
A weekly racing matinee on the ne nepark new newpark newpark w
park driveway along the river front and andtidal andtidal an antidal d
tidal basin Is s In prospect as the resulof result resultof resultor t
of a conference conference between Col Thomas W WSymohsand WSymons V VSymons
Symohsand Symons and Secretary P V DeGraw DeGrl1 of ofthe ofthe o f
the newlyorganized Road Drivers Drivers As Association Association Assedation ¬
sociation of the District of Columbia ColumbiaUntil ColumbiaUntil
Until Congress appropriates money money for forbuilding torbulldlng to tobuilding r
building tho the proposed onemile speed speedway speedway ¬
way along the Potomac the weekly weeklymeets weeklymeets wockl Y
meets arc to be held according tQ Mr MrDeGraws MrDeGraws
DeGraws suggestion as the next bes best bestthing bestthing
thing thingNo thingNo
No time has yet been fixed for form formally rormany formally ¬
ally opening the driveway as its com completion cotppleUon ¬
pletion at the Long Bridge end is do dopendent dopendent
pendent on the receipt of further sup supplies supplies ¬
plies Both Colonel ColonetSymons Symons and Mr De DoGraw DeGraw
Graw have recently Inspected the work workso workI wnr It
I so far completed and the former ex expects expects ¬
pects to fix an early date for opening openingthe openingt1o opeafn g
the drive driveAccording drcAccording driveAccording
According to the plan in prospect a aprocession aprocession
procession of carriages will be driven drivenover drivenover drive driveover
over It In n a formal way at 2 oclock fn the theafternoon theaCl th thafternoon e
ea
afternoon aCl rnoon of the day da determined upon uponThe uponThe upo upoThe a
The rest of the afternoon will bo devoted devotedto deotedto d
to to Informal matoh races rno s the course being beingkjpt beIngk1pt beln g
kjpt clear by park watchmen and mount InountJd mountjjd
police DollceSo
jjd f fSo
So much interest has bean shown In Inthe Inthe i n
the driveway drlveayby by members IDE members nbllrs of tho new newassociation newassociation no noassociation w
association tbatuhe tb thattithe t the success suocqss of the racln racing racingmatinees racingD1atlnees g
matinees Is regarded as assured in fnad fnadanco lnadvance ad advance ¬
vance vance anco
NINETY RUSSIAN SEA FIGHTERS FIGHTERSFACE F FEHTERS HIERS HIERSFACENAVAL 1i 1iFACE
FACE FACENAVAL NAVAL FOR6ESJF FOR OF JAPAN JAPANIN JAPANIN JAPAN1N
IN HARBOR OF Si S q EA
TO WAR WARON WAROiV WARON
ON THE BOODLERS BOODLERSConfers BOODL RS RSCoufers
Confers ConfersPRESIDENT With District Iist i t Attorney Attnl Jose Joseph I ose lt W Folk of o f fLotcis St StLouis StL01tis
Louis iAbout 9A 14 boret ttt Extradition Treaties Treat z es Mariy MariyMissouri 1Wau 1WauMissouri W 1iy
Missouri iitf so1fri Bribers Bri ers in z Mexico Mexic
Baffled by the Insufficiency Insum lency of extra extradition extradition extraition ¬
dition d ition treaties tre les to reach rea h alleged bribers bribersand bribersand bribersand
and boodlers who are ar fugitives from fromJustice tromjustice fromjustice
Justice Joseph W v Folk theSt the St Louis Louisdistrict Louisdistrict Louisdistrict
district attorney who whol IB waging relent relentless relentless relentess ¬
less l ess war against thieving officials in inthe Inthe inthe
the Missouri Legislature and St Louis Louiscity Louiscity Loutscity
city council arrived In Washington to toconsult toCOD toonsult
consult COD c suIt with President Roosevelt Roos ve1t Iden Identical Identical Ideatlcal ¬
tical with the difficulties which Mr DirFolk MrFolk MrFolk
Folk is facing Is the situation that x will willconfront willconfronl 111 111onfront
confront c the th District of Columbia pros prosecutors prosecutors prosecutors ¬
ecutors and officials omclalsotthe of the Department Departmentof
of Justice when trials begin In the thePostoffice thePostomce thePostafiico
Postoffice cases casesMr casesltr casesMr
Mr Folk came to Washington upon the theinvitation theInvitation thenvitation
invitation I of President Roosevelt and anddtook andtook andtook
took lunch with him today at the White WhiteHouse WhiteHouse WhiteHouse
House The President desires to make a astrong astrong astrong
strong recommendation to Congress on onthe onthe onthe
the question of Including bribery and andboodling andbcodllng andbeodiiag
boodling as extraditable extr dltable offenses in all alltreaties alltreaties alltreaties
treaties with foreign governments and andto andto andto
to that end invited the conference with withthe withtl withtits
the tl > vigorous St Louis prosecutor Mr MrFolk DlrFolk tIr tIrFolk
Folk appeared before b fore the Senate Foreign ForeignRelations ForeignRelations ForeignRelations
Relations Committee In February last lastwhen lastwhen lasthen
when w hen the treaty with Mexico was acted actedupon nctedupon actedupon
upon In that treaty bribery and bood boodlicg boodllcg boodllng
licg are made extraditable and nd furnish furnishthe furnishthe
the precedent for similar treaties with withother withother
other countries countriesThe J tThe JThe
The Mexican McxicanTreaty McxicanTreatyGreat Treaty TreatyGreat TreatyGreat
Great opposition was w s made in the For Foreign ForelgnRelations Foreign ¬
eign elgnRelations Relations Committee against the theprovision theprovl theprovision
provision provl lon in the Mexican exlcan treaty making makingthe makingthe makinghe
the t he crimes mentioned mentio mentioned ed extraditable of offenses otfenses ofenses ¬
fenses t enses Senator Bacon of Georgia led ledthe ledthe ledthe
the opposition on Qn qn the theground ground that the thechange thechange thechange
change was probably wanted in order to toreach toreach toreach
reach some some political offenders orrenq rs bat ut whenMr when whenMr whe wheMt
Mr Folk F ik appeajedbef appeared p redbe before ore re the commlt commltteojand committe
teojand te a anl rl explained ex aln tinrj t ia + the need npedwas was Im Immediate Immediate hamediate ¬
mediate in order to to reach the Missouri Missouricases MIssouricascs Missouricases
cases cases which vhlch were of a nature niture to be besmirch 150smlr homirch ¬
smirch smlr s h the reputation r putaUon of the entire coun country country country ¬
try if the offenders were not brought to tojustice tojustice tojustice
justice the objections were withdrawn withdrawnAs wlthdranAs withdrawnAs
As a result Mexico today is the onlycountry only onlycountry onlycountry
country closed to persons charged In n theCnited the theUnited thel
United l nltEd States with bribery and boodling boodlingFour boodlingFour boodllngFour
Four of the worst offenders f In n the Mis Missouri Missouri Mfssourt ¬
souri scandals are now beyond the reachof reach reachof rea h hof
of United States officials They are Ellis EllisWainwright EllisWainwright
I
Wainwright prominent financier of St StLouis ftLouis fitLouis
Louis five times millionaire who has hasbeen hasbeen
been In France two years and will prob probably probabl probably ¬
ably abl remain there In defiance of this thisGovernment thisGovernment
Government I
Made Easy Money MoneyCharles MoneyCharles
Charles Kratz former member of the theSt thaSt
St Louis council who was elected to tothat tothat
that position penniless and came out outaccording outaccording
according to his own statement Qn the thewitness thewitness
witness stand with 300000 all made by byboodling byboodllng
boodllng He Is now in Mexico Hisbond His Hisbond
bond of 20000 has been collected by the theauthorities t theauthorities e
authorities authoritiesAdolph authoritiesAdolph
Adolph Madera former member of th thhouse the thehouse thohouse e
ee
house of delegates who was one one of the themembers th thmembers e
members of the combine which wasreceive wan toreceive tor to
t0n
receive r elvc 75000 7 OOO for votes otes on the suburban suburbanbill suburbanbl11 suburbabill n
bill He is in Mexico MexicoDaniel MexicoDaniel
Daniel J Kelly agent for the baking bakingpowder bakingpowder
powder trust who h paid to Lieutenant LieutenantINSURANCE LieutenantINSURANCE LieutenantY
INSURANCE rll1M4tE EXPENSE EXPENSEISilATES EXPENSElHi PESE PESEELMTESAFE Y
ISilATES ELMTESAFE lHi A1ES ARE READY READYSuperintendent READYSup
4 4SvPestate
Superintendent Sup SvPestate rint ndtnt dent Thomas E Eo Drake DrakeAsks DrakeA Drak DrakAsks e
Asks A ks for More Money MoneyEstimates MoneyEstimates
Estimates for the expenses expenses of the In Insurance Insurance ¬
surance Department Deplr ment of the District government gov government government ¬
ernment wore submitted to the Commis Commissioners Gommlssloners ¬
stoners today by Thomas E Drake DrakeSuperintendent DraktSuperintendent Drake
Superintendent SuperintendentThe
The total amount asked for is 513 13 13SOO
800 about 54000 4000 In n excess of the pies present preRent piesent ¬
ent appropriation appropriationMr
Mr Drake asks that his salary be in increased 11 11creasqd Iccreased ¬
creased from 2500 to 3500 He soy soya soyathat spyathat a
that that section 754 of the Code entitles entitleshim entitleshim entitlehim a
him to all license fees collected from fromfraternal fromfraternal fro frofraternal m
fraternal beneficial associations but butthey butthey bu buthey t
they have not been taken nor will they theybe theybe the thebe y
be taken by the present Incumbent IncumbentA
A messenger mess mgr is requested at 6CO the thesame thesam th thsame °
same sam amount Is needed for actuary actuaryfees actuaryCoefl actuarfees v
fees and 400 for an adding machine machineAn machIneAn
An item of 300 Is included for postage postageThe postageThe postagThe e
The most important item It m however is t 6
1000 for appraisers appraisersDAHLGREN appraisersDAHLGREN appraisersDAHLGREN
DAHLGREN TO BE DOCKED DOCKEDOrders DOCKEDOrders
Orders have been issued by the Navy NavyDepartment NavyDopartment Nav NavDepartment y
Department for the torpedo boat Dahl Dahlgren Dahlgren
gren accidentally rammed by the sub submarine submarIne ¬
marine torpedo boat Shark to be docked dockedat dockedat d
at Greenport Greenport L I The Dahlgren Is re reported reported rcported ¬
ported to be leaking too badly to proceed proceedto pincer proceecto pincerto d
to another port its pumps now have havetho havethe ha e
the water under control controlClear
Clear of Knots KnotsFlooring Flooring 5200 5200Per 200 200Per 200Per
Per 100 ft Libbcy flbi ey it Co 6th and N Y Yav arc e
Adv
Governor Governorlee Lee the sum of 7500 for dis distribution distrIbution dis distribution ¬
tribution among members of the Legisla Legislature Legislature Legislature ¬
ture for to votes on the pure food bill He Heis HeIs Heis
is now in England EnglandAll EnglandAll EnglandAll
All of the fugitives who are In Mexicoreached Mexico Mexicoreached Mexicoreccbed
reached that country before the the new newtreaty newtreaty newtreaty
treaty became effective and consequent consequently conseque t tl ¬
ly l are safe from extradition If treaties treatiescan treaties treatiescan treatiescan
can be arranged with other countries countrieshowever countrieshowever countrieshowever
however It will wi be necessary for the fu fugitives fu fugitives fugitives ¬
gitives to remain where they are or take takechances takechances takechances
chances of capture and return to the theUnited theUnited theUnited
United States In addition to the men menmentioned mennenUoned menmentioned
mentioned John K Murrell former formermember formermember formermember
member of the house of delegates went wentto wentto wentto
to Mexico to escape trial but afterwardreturned afterward afterwardreturned afterwardreturned
returned and became States witness witnessCould wltnesCould witnessCould
Could Easily Escape EscapeIn
In discussing the need of extradition extraditiontreaties extradlUontreaties extraditiontreaties
treaties with all foreign countries Mr MrFolk MrFolk DirFolk
Folk showed that the the th demand Is s imme immediate Immediate Immediate ¬
diate diate as In the cases of men who ho wentin went wentIn wentin
In for wholesale boodling no no bond large largoenough largeenough largeenough
enough to hold the defendants could be beobtained beobtained beobtained
obtained Nineteen persons convictedIn convicted
In connection with the Missouri scan scandals scandals scandals ¬
dals are awaiting sentence If these men menshould menshlu1d menshould
should obtain bonds pending appeal oftheir of oftheir ortheir
their cases nothing could prevent their theirescape theirescape theirescape
escape to foreign countries and with without without withut ¬
out o ut extradition treaties they could notbe not notbe n t tbe
be returned to this this country countryAll countryAll countryAll
All offenses offenses are political poUtieal In a way waysaid waysaid waysaid
said Mr Folk in a the sense that they theyare theyarc theyare
are crimes agalnat the government governmentthrough governmentthrough t
through the breaking of governmentlaws government governmentlaws govern ent entlaws
laws The question of politics poUtlcs should shouldnot shouldnot j jnot
not be brought into cases of boodlln boodllnor boodling boodlingor g
or bribery A boodler Is not a Demo Democrat Democrat Democrat ¬
crat nor Is he a a Republicanhe Republican he Is iscriminal a acriminal acriminaL
criminal That Is s the the only only h way way to loo looat look lookat look lookat k
e
at It t
J
ItIf r
II If you loo look over the history of nego negotiations negotlatiotls ¬ I
tiations Untl ns of of 0 extradition treaties tre Uts y you ycni ttwUlr ttwUlrfind ail ailfind will willfind 1
find that new newcrimes crimes have been made madeextraditable madeextraditable mad madextraditable e
extraditable merely as necessity necessity de demanded demanded demanded ¬
manded the change changeFor changeFor changeFor
For a long time murder and larceny larcenywere larcenywere larcenywere
were the only extraditable offenses In Included included ineluded ¬
cluded In United States treaties Then Thenthe Thenthe The Thenthe
the Increase in the number n mber of bank bankcashiers bankcashlcra ban bancashiers k
ke
cashiers peculations and flight of the theembezzlers th thembezzlers e
embezzlers to Canada and Mexico led to toembezzlement toembezzlement i iembezzlement °
embezzlement embezzlement being Included In the thetreaties thetreaties th thtreaties e
treaties until now no there is no haven for forthis fo fothis r
this class clas of criminalsExtradition criminals criminalsExtradition criminalsExtradition
Extradition Treaty Needed NeededThe NeededThe
The epidemic of boodling and brlb brlbery bribcry brlbcry
cry unearthed In the last la t year year at St StLouis StLouis StLouis
Louis and the subsequent exposures In Inconnection inconnecUon f fconnection n
connection with the Postoffice Depart Department Department Departmeat ¬
ment Investigation have brought to light lightmore lightmore ligh lighmore t
more cases of this character than In fifty fiftyyears fiCty fiCtyyears flft flftyears y
years before The demand for more ef effective effective offectlve ¬
fective extradition treaties cannot be bequestioned bequestioned b bquestioned °
questioned questionedMr
Mr Folk has been mentioned for th thDemocratic the theDemocratic theDemocratic e
Democratic nomination for governor of ofMissouri o oMissouri i ilIssourl
Missouri and also for the Vice Presi Presidential ¬ I Identlal
dential nomination nomln nomination tlon on the Democratic Democraticticket Democraticticket
I
ticket He has made a record In St StLouis StLouis S t
Louis which would Insure national
sup support support ¬ I Iport
port but he says he IS s not discussing discussingpolitics dls dfseussin dfseussinpolltlcs usslng usslngpolitics g
politics and will not do so until he has hasmore ha hamore I
more time timePOLICE timePOLICE I IPOLICE
POLICE RESPONSIBLE RESPONSIBLEFOB RESPONSIBLEFOR
FOB DEATH OEATHOF flEAT OF JG JGCoroners J 1 G KARR AR ARCoroners
1 1I 1i 1C I i
Coroners C r ner sJury Jury finds That Author Authorities Authorities
ities Were Negligent NegligentThe
The Coroners jury this morning at a t
1130 oclock inquired into the death of ofJohn otJohn o oJohn
John G Karr who was yesterday morn morning mornIng mornlag ¬
ing found dead in a ace cell In the Seventh Seventhprecinct Seventhprecinct 9eventprecinct h
precinct police station and came to the thefoi thefoJoaing th thfo1J e
foi foJoaing fo1J wing lng conclusionThat conclusion conclusionThat concluslonThat
That be died in a cell at the Seventh Seventhpolice Seventhpofce Sevont Sevontpolice h
police precinct from an overdosemorphine overdose of ofmorphine ofmorphine
morphine morphineWe morphineVa
We Va furthermore are of the opinion opinionthat opinionthat n
that if I the said deceased had received receivedproper rcelYedproper d
proper medical treatment when received receivedat d
at the said EaldstaUonbouae statlonhouse his life might mighthave mighthave mfg ht
have been saved savedFrom savec1From savedFrom
From the evidence submitted to u uwe us uswe uswe s
we deem it necessary that the facts In Inthis Inthis i n
this case should be investigated by the theSuperintendent theSuperlntentlent th thSuperintendent e
Superintendent of the Police Depart Department Department ¬
ment
LYNCHERS ARE INDICTED INDICTEDNASHVILLE llrDICTEDNASHVILLE INDICTEDNASHVILLE
NASHVILLE Tenn Oct 8 SThe STheMeore 8TbMoore The TheMcore e
Moore county grand Jury JUT has returned returnedIndictments returnedIcdlctments d
Indictments against twentytwo men for forcomplicity torcomplicity f fcomplicity o e
complicity in the lynching of Allen AllenSmall AllenSmall Alie AlieSmall n
Small a negro at LynchbUrg Lyncbb1rg They Theywere Tbeywere hc y
were Indicted for murder In the second seconddegree sgcon sgcondegree j ond onddtgree d
degree degreeEDWARD dtgreeEDW
EDWARD EDW ARI > LEAVESSCOTLAND LEAVESSCOTLANDLONDON LEAVES SCOTLAND SCOTLANDLONDON CTLANDLONDON
LONDON Oct 8 SKlng King Edward Edward who whohas whohas w whas ho
has been spending several days at Bat Batmoral Ba1moral Ba
moral Castle Scotland left that thattodily thattoday J Jtoddy
toddy for London
AMERICANCHINESE AMERICANCHINESETREATY AMRtAlltNESETREATY I
TREATY IS SIGNED SIGNEDInsures SIGNEDInsures S1NEDInsures
Insures Opening of oflIanchll oflIanchllrian Manchu Manclmrian
rian can Ports to World WorldNOW WorldNOW tV olld olldNOW
NOW SURE OF A FOOTHOLD FOOTHOLDMukden FOOTHOLDItiukden FOOTHOLDMukden
Mukden and Antung ntung Secured by Com Commercial Commercial Commercial ¬
mercial AgreementPersonnel Agreement Agreem ntPersonnel Personnel of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Commission CommissionMinister CommissionMinIster
Minister Conger informed the StateDepartment State StateDepartment StateDepartment
Department from Shanghai that the thecommercial thecommercial thecommercial
commercial treaty between the United UnitedStates UnitedStdtes UnitedStates
States and China was as signed this morn mornIng mornfng morning
Ing
This announcement was received by bySecretary bySecretary bySecretary
Secretary Hay Ha with with 1th much satisfaction Itinsures It ItInsures Itfnsures
Insures the the opening of off ofthe f the Manchurian Manchurianports Manchurianports Manchurianports
ports Mukden iukden and and Antung Ant ng to the world worldThere worldThera worldThere
There Is nothing to prevent China from fromthrowing fromthrowing fromthrowing
throwing these ports open and the theUnited theUnlteii theUnited
United States Sta es is now sure of a com commercial COD1merclal commercial ¬
mercial foothold In Manchuria ManchuriaThe ManchuriaThe ManchuriaThe
The Original OriginalTrea OriginalTreaThe TreatyThe Treaty TreatyThe
The treaty as originally drafted
pro provided proI prodded ¬
vided dded I ed for the opening of the port of ofTaTungKao ofTnTungKao ofTaTungKao
TaTungKao but on the suggestion of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Chinese Chln se government that that port portwas port portwas portwas
was of slight importance and also closed closedby closedby closedby
by ice to navigation navIgaflon a large portion portionof
of the year Antung was substituted to tothe tothe tothe
the satisfaction of both sides sidesThe sld sidesThe s sThe
The commissioners who signed today
for f or the United States are Minister E H HConger HConger HConger
Conger John Goodnow consul general generalat
at Shanghai and J F Seaman of New NewYork N w wYork
York ari n American possessing an ex extended extended extended ¬
tended knowledge ktio cledgc of < Chinese affajrs affajrsOR arril affairs affairsFARKM1SlON s sPARK
PARK FARKM1SlON GOMMISS10N GOMMISS10NOR
OR BOYS BOYSWERfTO WE TO BllERubbish BLAMERubbish BLAME IIAMERubbish
Rubbish No Longer to Be Burned Burnedat Burnedat
at Ninth and K Streets StreetsThe I IThe
The Commissioners today received receivedreport the thereport
report of the Investigation Into lIto the theburning theburning th e
burning of rubbish at Ninth and andStreets K Kmade KStreets
Streets northeast The report wa wamade as asmade s
made by Lieutenant Daley who learned learnedthat learnedthat learnedthat
that the parking commission has for formore formore fo fomore r
more than a year been depositing and andburning andburning an d
burning rubbish at that placeThe place placeThe placeThe
The rubbish consisted of o brush wood woodleaves ood oodleaves
leaves and branches of trees etc and andIt andIt an d
df
It was as said the men were in n the habit o oleaving of ofleaving otleaving f
leaving without extinguishing the fire fireSmall fireSmall fireSmall
Small boys in the neighborhood would wouldadd wouldadd woul wouladd d
add their contributions of combustibles combustiblesand combustibleand 3
and continue the burning throughout throughoutthe throughoutthe throughoute t
the day and evening eveningLieutenant eveningLieutenant eveningLieutenant
Lieutenant Daley does not know knowwhether knowwhether icon iconwhether w
whether the responsibility rests with withthe withthe withthe
the boys of the neighborhood or the theparking theparking th e
parking commission but Major Sylves Sylvester Sylvester ¬
ter has recommended that the rubbish rubbishte rabbist h
te 1 e carted away and disposed of at some someother someother nom nomother e
other locality localityOPFIGERS 10callt 10calltOFFICERS localityOFFIER
OFFICERS ABE CHOSEN CHOSENAn CHOSENBY IIO8E IIO8Enl
BY nl THE HE HEAn DRUGGISTS DRUGGISTSAn
An Important Imp rtmt Session of the Con Convention Convention Convention ¬
vention Today TodayThe TodayThe
The National Association Assoclatl n of Retail RetailDruggists Reta RetatDruggists l lDruggists
Druggists elected officers for the en ensuing ensuing ensuing ¬
suing year this morning The report ° of ofthe orthe f
the nominating committee was adopted adoptedand adoptednnd
and Dr W C Anderson of New York Yorkcast Yorkcast Yor Yorcast k
cast the electing ballot for all the of offlccrs officers
flccrs The election resulted as follows followsPresident tollowsPresident
President B E Pritchard Pennsyl Pennsylvania Pennsylvania ¬
vania onto first vice president Edward EdwardWolf EdwardWolt d
Wolf Missouri Missouri second vice Ice president presidentS t
S L Hilton Washington third vice vicepresident vicepresident vie e
president E B Tainter Iowa Iowa secre secretary secretary scoretart ¬
tary Thomas V Wooton Illinois an and andtreasurer andtreasurer d
treasurer Charles F Mann Michigan MichiganThese llIchlganThese
These members of the executive com committee committee ¬
mittee were elected Simon N Jones JonesKentucky Jone JoneKentucky Jone3Kentucky
Kentucky Robert Ro ert K Smither New NewYork NewYork Ne NeYork w
York M T Breslin Louisiana Char CharRehfuss Charles CharlesRehfuss CharlesReMuss es
Rehfuss Pennsylvania Thomas Voe Voegell Voegeli Vo Vogeli °
geli Minnesota and L G Heurltz HeurltzMassachusetts H H4urt urltz urltzMassachusetts rt
Massachusetts MassachusettsThe MassachusettsThe
The morning session sessionabout was adjourned adjournedabout adjourn ed
about 1130 In n order ordegates brmlt rmtt the dele delegates del s ¬
gates to calj caljthe call callthe Roosevelt at
the White WhiteFinal WhiteFinal
Final a apropriety aproprlct n asks askspropriet n g
propriety proprietycontra proprlctcontr form formcontr of
contr contri s sf aflx
i
Brigades B rigades o of Czars Troops TroopsHave TroopsHave TroopsHave
Have ve Been Hurriedly HurriedlyMarched HurriedlyMarched Hurried Y YMarched
Marched to the Frontier Frontierin
in Anticipation of War WarProminent WarProminent Warrominent
Prominent P rominent Diplomats of Both BothNations BothNations BothNations
Nations in Tokyo Still StillStruggling StillStruggling StillStruggling
Struggling to Reach each an anAmicable anAmicable
I
Amicable Agreement AgreementBelief AgreementBelief
1r 1relief
Belief B elief Grows rows in In St Peters Petersburg Petersburg Petersburg ¬
burg That Struggle Is In Inevitable Inevitableftanchuria InevitableManchuria ¬
evitable evitableftanchuria Manchuria Not Notto Notto of ofto
to Be B Evacuated E v canted at Present PresentLONDON PresentLODOX PresentLONDON
LONDON Oct 8 SRusslas Russias answer U Uthe tethe tothe
the Japanese movement of troops Into IntoKorea IntoKorea IntoKorea
Korea was the dispatch of a mighty mightyfleet mIghtfieet mightybeet
fleet to the same quarter Telegrams Telegramsreceived Telegramsreceived Telegramsreceived
received here late today report that thatninety thatninety thatninety
ninety Russian Russian usslanwarshlps warships have arrivedat arrived arrivedat
at MaSanPho a harbor In southern southernKorea southernKorea southernKorea
Korea and have anchored within easy easydistance easydlstanceot easydistance c
distance dlstanceot of the Japanese ships sent sentthere sentthere sentthere
there some days ago agoThe agoThe agoThe
The Russian Russlanfieet fleet Is composed of warships war warships warships ¬
ships of of all classes and is the one Rus Russia Russia Rusaia ¬
sia has been gathering about Port Ar Arthur Arthur Arthur ¬
thur for nearly n a ayear year presumably pres mably forjust for forjust forjust
just such a crisisRussian crisis crisisRussian crisisRnssian
Russian Troops TroopsMovi Moving MovingAdditional MovingAdditional g gAddiUonaf
Additional warlike news is the announcement an announcement aanouncement ¬
nouncement that brigades of Russian Russiantroops Russiaatroops Russlaatroops
troops have have been hurriedly marched to tothe tothe tothe
the Korean boundary line lIn where theyare they theyare theyare
are now encamped encampedWith encampedWith encampedWith
With the dogs of war ready on bothsides both bothsides hothsides
sides and straining at the th the leash the thediplomats thtdiplomats thediplomats
diplomats of Russia and Japan are still stilltrying stUlt stilltrying
trying t ylng to reach an amicable agreement agreementNegotiations agreementlfegotlations agreementsNegotiations
Negotiations are proceeding pr ceedlng in Tokyo Tokyoand Tokyodjt Tokyoand
and djt ltIsannounced it Is announced they aro over the thefuturasiof
iut futureofKorea futurasiof r8jLofX JCorea r and do Ip not relate tothe to tothe tothe
the evacuation of Manchuria Manchuria Appar Apparentlytbls ApparenUy Apparenilythls
entlytbls enUy thls latter question has been set settled acttied ¬
tied to to the thesaUstacUon the satisfaction of the RussiansThey Russians RussiansThey RussiansThey
They are there and mean mean to stay stayA stayA stayA
A War Desirable DesirableST
ST PETERSBURG Oct 8 8It It islearned Is Islearned Js1earned
learned that In high official circles the thebelief thebeUet thebelief
belief is rapidly gaining ground that a awar n nwar awar
war with Japan Jap n Is desirable for for manyreasons many manyreasons manyreasons
reasons reasonsThe reasonsThe reasonsTb
The Tb first ftrstrenson reason is that the officialsthlnli officials officialsthink officialsthinkR
think thinkR Russia Russf3 ssia will never make progress progressin progre5SIn
in the th Far Far F r East ast until Japan has been beenwar beeneffectually
effectually crippled and second that
war would afford the best excuse for forRussia
Russia not not to evacuate Manchuria l now nowwhile nowwhile nowwhite
while by the end of the war the situa situation situalion ¬
tion would be so changed that the Unit United Cnlted United ¬
ed States and other powers would not notdemand notdemand notdemand
demand the evacuation evacuationThe evacuationThe
The military and naval war waradvocat advocates advocatesare advocatesare s sarc
are of the opinion that after rter a brief briefcampaign briefcampaign briefcampaign
campaign Japan would be glad to resign resignall resignaU
all pretensions to the Asiatic mainland mainlandPARIS malnlnndPARIS
PARIS Oct SOfficlals 8 Officials here consider considerthat consd considerthat r rthat
that the JapanRussian situation Is ap approaching approaching ¬
proaching a crisis owing to Russias 10 10fusal teIusal
fusal to obey the treaty stipulation to toevacuate toevacuate
evacuate Manchuria not later than to today today today ¬
day dayIn
In Indlplomatlc diplomatic circles the suggestion S g estlon Is Ismade Ismade
made that that an rangement a be entered Into Intoby Intob intoby
by b which Russia will grant concessions concessionsto
to Japan and thereby therebyavoid avoid the threat threatened threatened threatened ¬
ened trouble between Russia and Japan Japanregarding Jap Japanregarding n nregardIng
regarding KoreaJapan Korea KoreaJapan KoreaJapan
Japan Is Prepared PreparedLONDON PreparedLONDON PreparedLONDON
LONDON Oct 8 8The The Japanese min minister minIster minaster ¬
ister to England Baron Hayasbi a hi in an aninterview aninterview anInterview
interview today said that thatU it it would wo ld bo boimpossible boImpossible beimpossible
impossible for Russia to propose the par partition partition partltton ¬
tition of Korea Such a proposal he de declared declared deGlared ¬
clared would be a crime against against morals moralsas
as Korea Is s an anlndepen Independent ent stateJapan state stateJapan stateJapan
Japan did not demand that Russiaevacuate Russia Russiaevacuate Russiaeacuate
evacuate Manchuria she cnly asked asked for foetreaty fortreaty fortreaty
treaty rights there Baron Hayashl Hayashltl Ha33hltlought
tl tlought ought there was no particular particular crisis at athand athsnd athsnd
hsnd but but declared declaredwith with emphasis that thatJpan t at atJ
Japan J pan was fully prepared prepared for for any eventu eventualities eventua1ifcs eventuallies ¬
allies alitiesAs a1ifcsAs
As Viewed ty the th United StatesAlthough States StatesAlthough StatesAlthpugh
Although It Is intimated intl intimated nated at the State StateDepartment StateDepartment StateDepartment
Department that t at the United Stateswould States Stateswould StatC3wo
would wo ld probably prob blY take no action if Russia Russiawere Russiawere
were to violate Its promises to the theworld theworld theworld
world powers and refuse to evacuate evacuateManchuria evneuateIanchurla
Manchuria as promised still It is said saidthat saidthat
that tho refusal reusa of Russia R ssla to evacuate evacuatewould evacuatowould evacuatewould
would be embarrassing emhsrrassin to tC the United UnitedStates UnitedStates
States and would cause much annoyance annoyanceLADIES annoyanceLADIES annoyanceLADIES
LADIES GLOVE ORDER ORDERON ORDERON
ON READING RAILWAY RAILWAYREADING RAILWAYREADING
READING Pa Oct S SWhat What Phila Philadelphia Phnadelphla Phitadolphin ¬
dolphin and Reading Railway trainmen tralnmeacall trainmencall
call the ladles glove order has been beeaIssued beenISlued
Issued from the office of General Super Superintendent Superintendent ¬
intendent Dice In this city cityIt cityIt
It requires that each trainman shall goon go goon goon
on duty provided with a bunch of ofwaste ota5to
waste a5to with which he shall wipe the thairon theIron
iron hand h nd rails Just before the train stops stopsat stopaat
at stations The Reading is s said to be bahe behp behe
he only railroad In the country that has hasrule hasrule hasI
I rule rulerold ruleId ruleId
rold Id on n the lungs and to prevent preventVe preventt
> Ve 1 < e Piaos Cure for Consumption

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